sdg13

sdg13

Psychiatry, Cardiology, Gerontology, Occ. Health

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About sdg13

sdg13 has 6 years experience and specializes in Psychiatry, Cardiology, Gerontology, Occ. Health.


I've been an LPN in the US since 2002. After graduating from another practical nursing program in Ontario, I'm now working as an RPN.

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  1. CPNRE - September & October 2018

    I wrote on September 21 and just found out this morning I passed! :)
  2. CPNRE - September & October 2018

    It's in the CNO's FAQ section about the CPNRE: FAQs: Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Examination
  3. CPNRE - September & October 2018

    I think they are sending the results to your inbox on the CNO website this time.
  4. RPN New Grads in Ontario and Orientation

    At the hospital where I'm employed, we have one week of corporate orientation, one week of interprofessional orientation, and then 4 buddy shifts with another RPN on your specific unit.
  5. CPNRE January 2017 Results!!

    I was told by one of our instructors that the passing score for the exam is 67% or above and that's why it's 67% for our program. I sincerely doubt the average score is only 68%.
  6. Nipissing RPN-BScN part time

    Hey, Ottawa RPN/RN2B! You say it's "a lot of work." What type of work? Is there a lot of homework or paper writing? Studying chapters and doing exams? Are exams online or in person somewhere and proctored? How does the clinical portion work? S...
  7. Nursing student in US, but want to work in Canada

    If you are still 2 years away from your associate degree in the US, sounds like you still have at least 3-4 years to go anyway to get a BSN. I suggest to apply to BScN programs in Ontario. That way, you are guaranteed to be eligible to take the NCL...
  8. I understand that some women don't want a male caregiver, but many of us women (yes, I'm a woman, so I'm not sure what you meant by that last line) don't judge healthcare providers, or anyone for that matter, on gender. It's not a good idea to tell ...
  9. U.S. educated RN coming to Ontario, Canada

    On a positive note, one of the ladies I know from the forum is a US trained BScN RN and she was approved by the CNO with no problems and had 3 different job offers to choose from within weeks of getting her permanent residency! She lives in Ottawa I...
  10. U.S. educated RN coming to Ontario, Canada

    You can start the process with the CNO before you have permission to work in Canada. The process takes a long time. They completed my entire assessment before I ever had permanent residency and never once asked for it or a work permit. Now, if the...
  11. I know it happens, but I find it quite strange considering the number of male OB/GYNs there are in practice.
  12. BSN Fall 2016 all schools

    I'm wait listed for the St. Lawrence College/Laurentian University collaborative program in Kingston. I really hope I can get off the wait list! My admissions adviser keeps saying she is very optimistic about it. As a back up though, I've accepted...
  13. Australian living in Canada for 6 months every 3 years

    If you've been living together for more than one year, you can go ahead and start the process for permanent residency. The only catch is, whether you are married or not, you have to prove to CIC that you intend to move back to Canada right now and i...
  14. St. Lawrence/Laurentian BScN

    Yes, I took the offer for the practical nursing just in case. I wish I had more options than just Kingston, but as a mature student, I have a husband, kids, and a house here and can't pack up and move to another city. Kingston is a nice town thou...
  15. St. Lawrence/Laurentian BScN

    Oh yeah, I forgot about that. I've only applied to Kingston campus. I just found out I got into the practical nursing program and wait listed for the BScN program! I really want the BScN, but the admissions adviser said she is really optimistic ...